calorie restricted training routines

i see alot of threads asking about "what workout is best for losing fat". most advanced enthusiasts will respond with "get your diet in check brah" but for the sake of this thread lets assume nutrition isnt an issue. i myself have decide to use a routine for the remainder of my cal restricted diet and have a few in mind.
what are some your favorites...

alot of people choose a strength based routine when restricting cals....nothing wrong with what ive been doing, just wanna switch it up...

The only problem with changing your routine is if you don't use the muscle you lose it. You want to have the same routine but be as strong as before the cut after your done at least to keep the gains. In theory atleast. Keeping the same allows you to track this. You CAN however experience strenght gains. I like to do 5x5 when I'm cutting on compound moves and 4 sets of 10 to 12 on assistance work.

But ...its really about what works for you. I like getting strong in a cut so that's why I do 5x5. Goal related and all.

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The only problem with changing your routine is if you don't use the muscle you lose it. You want to have the same routine but be as strong as before the cut after your done at least to keep the gains. In theory atleast. You CAN however experience strenght gains. I like to do 5x5 when I'm cutting on compound moves and 4 sets of 10 to 12 on assistance work.

But ...its really about what works for you. I like getting strong in a cut so that's why I do 5x5. Goal related and all.

thats basically what im looking at doing...curious as to why id stop using a particular muscle by changing routines? all core/compound movements with effect major and minor groups and with acc work all muscles would be directly worked

i dont see a need to change the program when cutting. IMO if you need to then your program could have been better.

With his ^ thinking.

It is pretty apparent that the best muscle building is done with loads around 80% of a 1RM, using multi sets, which allows on average 5-8 reps.
If you are going to cut and want to keep or retain as much strength as possible, (or even build it depending on what level a lifter you are?) lose the extra BW as slowly as possible to keep as much lean mass as you can. #1=#2 pounds a week perhaps. Since it is said, that when you drop weight, you are going to lose a bit of both, but slower BW loss, pushes the loss more towards adipose tissue, instead of lean/meat.
That said, I can also see changing up to perhaps a little higher reps for a change of pace, but not necessarily for specific gains losses when dieting out.

It is pretty apparent that the best muscle building is done with loads around 80% of a 1RM, using multi sets, which allows on average 5-8 reps.
If you are going to cut and want to keep or retain as much strength as possible, (or even build it depending on what level a lifter you are?) lose the extra BW as slowly as possible to keep as much lean mass as you can. #1=#2 pounds a week perhaps. Since it is said, that when you drop weight, you are going to lose a bit of both, but slower BW loss, pushes the loss more towards adipose tissue, instead of lean/meat.
That said, I can also see changing up to perhaps a little higher reps for a change of pace, but not necessarily for specific gains losses when dieting out.

right, the question wasnt for my personal knowledge but more so an insight to wat everyone else does....my training is fine

right, the question wasnt for my personal knowledge but more so an insight to wat everyone else does....my training is fine

Plus. What works for one person may not work for others. Some actually get more size out of strenght training vs hypertrophy training. Myself? Hypertrophy whore. Someone else? That's up to them and what works for their body

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This is a good question. Whilst I agree with retaining the same routine I do wonder whether this may be too much for the body when calorie restricted, especially as the weeks wear on. Do you not run the risk of overtraining....lately I have been experiencing this and had to take a few days off from training.

i see alot of threads asking about "what workout is best for losing fat". most advanced enthusiasts will respond with "get your diet in check brah" but for the sake of this thread lets assume nutrition isnt an issue. i myself have decide to use a routine for the remainder of my cal restricted diet and have a few in mind.
what are some your favorites...

Hvac. I utilize supersets and trisets in a circuit style layout. It will shred you up so quick. I've shown very obvious changes in a short time while not doing any cardio at all. I have been at a cab deficit a few days a week though. Circuits alone will burn the fat right off.

Hvac. I utilize supersets and trisets in a circuit style layout. It will shred you up so quick. I've shown very obvious changes in a short time while not doing any cardio at all. I have been at a cab deficit a few days a week though. Circuits alone will burn the fat right off.